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EDITOR'S NOTE; Eight 3’6le ago this week the big allied WHERE THE LINE BROKE
offensive that brought on Germany‘s collapse and ended the World
War began. It followed closely on the heels of a his; German
oflensive that. failed soon after it started. in the following article,
J. R. Vance, recognized as a noted authority on World War his-
tory, gives a graphic. picture. of the major moves made by the
Allied and German commanders. His story reveals many in-
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PURINH CH
By .I. R. Vance
When a determined form of
Americans stopped tho German
march on Paris in June. is”, the
French were near the end or their
resources. Yet all knew that the.
cause of the German superiority in
manpower more attacks “"l‘f‘l to
come.
in order to win the war before
the allied blockade starved their
pooplo into submission and the in-
flux of American troops gave tho .illr
lies sup‘riorlty of numbers. the
German high command planned
threo gigantic battles for the. sum.
mer of tilt. The first. in i‘hum-
pagne, was to smash the Fronch;
tho second, in Flanders. to cripple
the English: and the third, ill:- tap.
lure of Paris and Amions, to crush
the two weaknncd adversaries and
force them to errant a German
police.
W'hile nailing for the (lerrnnn nt-
tack, General Foch ordered the ol—
lied armierto perfect their (loft-mes
and to prepare otfennlves ngnlnst
sensitive spots in in» German line.
One of three woo southwest of Salt.
sons, a. neon! .le miles from tho
front and the lmitlo neck of tho line
of supply for tho Mnrnn salient.
Profiting hy the Mprrlenros gain»
ed by the German off-naive! of
“'EAI", MSW YORK-4H
l". M.
moiiml’dnner music.
nzfiowflnnehnll soorrs.
1:00——l)elphlno Mnrcll. colitrnllo.
7:15—"Literary Trade Secrets,“
Thoma?! l‘azell.
hail—Modem neoville, pianist.
hill—Harry Niles. hnrytone.
Ezoo—llleyer Davis‘ Urchordrn.
GAO—Goldman Concert Band; \‘I.
ola Bhfl‘ef'. soprano.
10:00—Grand aparn. "l/EIislr
d'Ainour by the. WEAF
Grand (more. Company.
11-iz—llolfe's l'alals D'Ur Urchos-
ire.
\V’JZ, NEW YORK—455
P. M.
hos—Madison dinner concert.
1:55~—John B. Kennedy.
kilo—Maxwell Home Coffee En-
somble.
inzoo—I-laldwln hour.
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(an-sauna" sass
.' HOW 0“ U
. chicks in triads to grow .
I hotter, in tree from all. I.
. mania. and have greater I
.' Vitality? not us explain I_
. Purina Mariana. :
3 _ clapboard am not .i
a Oompsny .-
I Phone “I. |
U I. “all! lb. Imam, DI. .
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"can ma nor
a Lirnm"_
THOR
folding traitor
$5.00 Down
Conn. Light 8: Power Co.
tram. an.
amount:
Expnn‘ ‘ "r
PIANO TUNING
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dindttell Piano Go.
Phone in So. now, can.
thaw—Harold Leonard‘s Orchestra.
“'GBE, NEW YORK—did
P. M.
mull—Uncle Geebee.
mail—Starlight Park Military Band.
7:00—Contemporsry Poets‘ Series.
his-Baseball and news items.
hill—Starlight Park-Military Band.
Willi. NEW Youth-sill
dim—WEN Radio Movie Club.
“(mo—Joe Ward's Plutortslnera.
sum-Anthony Choils, son".
iris—Jessie Markman. Donna.
sits—“Eton!” Batteries." H. B.
Shanta.
hill—Roselsnd Danes orchestra.
DNO—“Leverlch Three and Peter
the Great."
Otto—Talk by Maj r Boughton.
Irina-"Lovsrlch '1' tea. Peter the
Great."
Ozio-Losiv‘a New York Theater
Orchestra.
lozoafischsholt Brothera‘ orchestra.
11:00- vergladoa Orchealra.
uzoo um slipper orchestra.
pi “WW. NEW YORK-mill
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silo-situates airing Ensemble.
runawa- litlinoiland. soprano;
steel Jamison. tenor.
Mil—Nam dig-at. ’
Calida-rural Jnmlaoll, tenor: Vida
Mllholland. fellatio.
Miller-Mary W. PHD..."AII‘
tutorial 3‘
mounomhy oyle. wioilnint.
tzdla—hibrl Ruse. Ina-bet.
Izlluhyluh hiring Trio.
hill—James uyhomn. "American
A“...
9:!0i—4dhleh0fl' Variety Program;
WRAP Men's Quartet. lyi-
mn string 'l‘rlo. Dari Beth.
fnann. barytonsi Marlon
Keller. soprtno.
WNYC. NEW YORK-III
Ques-
PA |
moo—rune selections.
Critic—Market. high spoil.
sztousltlolnentsry German lemons.
noon-Advanced German lrsaons.
Pita—Police alarms.
lib—Miles Ksstendlrck. Mme.
Millonrlla Beardsley. piano
decllal.
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\QTH‘L,‘
. teresting facta not. generally known.
March and May. the French decided
to abandon voluntarily. at tha start
lot the next, Attack. the belt of terrl.
ltnry occupied by their first position.
on which the Germans normally
roncentrated their artillery fire. Tho
dotenso would ho made on a poal.
tion that. would escapa this destruc-
ltlve fire. while the (lei-mans them-
lseives would suffrr severely from
‘thn. allied artillery fire directed on
tho abandoned Aron.
(law In Territory
At the same time. M't‘ry energy
was being «trained to plows the
German intentions. Puv July 6 It
was ascertained that the Germans
planned to capture Relma about the
middle of July. by a. gigantic double
onvelopment extending on the nest,
_io the vicinity of f‘hnir-au 'l‘hlnrry.
land on iho east almost. to the Ar.
gonna fork...
Meanwhile A m e r l c a n troops.
:pouring into Franco at the rain of
250.000 men a month, now number-
ed over a million. The". reinforce-
merits, togetlwr with a full knowi.
Prize of tho enemy plans,
lienerol iv‘och to proparo a great
counternllut'k (litmtod nl Flt-issuns.
to eliminate the Alamo snilrnl. lie
Ml ii for July it in order to allow
tho (lormans lo heromo thoroughly
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7.55~-"Raneliall.“ .iolm ll. il'oslrr.
izllll—mlolnt piano recital.
Azlt. ----- Bummer henlih hints.
Aflfiwi‘oier l'umllln. viollnlri.
8245".""9! Orchestra. dance. pro.
gram.
9;45——Bongs.
infill—Biron)! l'ollgruo. barytono.
imam—Polic- alarms: wualher.
\HAVII. .‘iI-‘M' YORK—288
M.
:llil‘QllBMlon Bot.
mil—Gerard Dunn, violinist.
:iii——("hnrlos flahuylcr. tenor; Cor-
Inne Ilny. vlpllnlni; l’irns.
l-‘ioid, cellist; G o r l r u d o
imwd, pianist.
l"~-—-Ncll it'llrlen. soprano.
25~~BL L‘ecllln Ensemble.
“1131'. NEW YORK-4'16.
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1“:
00——Sport rays.
lib—Commercial digest.
ill—Florence Loohor. soprano.
llll—Drlando’s Concert Orchestra.
mil—Frances Paper, soprano.
:lfimfiou Bernie‘s Grill Orches-
tra. '
oil—"The thou‘ght Recorder." ii.
Geriishaek.
D:ifw—ileneo Sclilnber. soprano.
li.SU~—Jorephlna McL‘ormack, plun-
lsl.
ilzio—nludlth Roth. soprano.
10;iu---Jolmliy L‘tlmp's Orchestra.
ions—.Cspe May program.
io:80——Etariight Parking, with Cop-
tsln \Vhiitvall.
P MWMCA, NEW Yon—“i.
moo—Ernie Golden'o Drones
fills—[Tom our news.
71I0-—Butfalotilatis.
7:45~Mohto Carlo Entertainers.
moo-uchrlsusn science lecture.
William D. Klinatrlok.
tilt--Hardmsn flour at Music.
lotion-Elena Brooks. sous.
linso—Jhelhurna Orcheatra.
“mike-Jack Denny‘s Omhutra.
iiiso-usiub Brighton Orchratra. .
iii midnightasisrnio Golden's 0r-
ciiesu-a and alumina Enter-
taiiiero. .
P “writ“, SEW YORK-slid.
|:oo-->Aniorlcaii Legion non
mow-Motown suing untenable.
snow—Pumas roar. male QMIHM.
'tzno—hlolla nose songs.‘
'l'llB-hhlllutlo string 'tcnutnblo.
lino-Wraps" lialt lioiir.
titan-Framll‘a Restaurant
clleatrl.
liaoo-mriihrus Mixed Quartet.
Hana—Nita Nadine. soprano.
“Min-dos Davis. ballads.
P hi WOR-hl‘M‘AltI—“I.
Izts—Jsooma Jacob“ Ensemble.
tztt-‘Bill Wain». "sports.“
trio-Jacqu- .lscoba‘a Insoluble.
tab-My: bulletin.
tail—"Brooklyn Daily mic" pro-
gram.
ltO—xmrk Philharmonic land.
trot—dual“ damadlaglhoalnak.
mn-‘l—rfiq?’
ii:
ire.
Or-
era. ,
io-oo-itnmmy Society nor-lib.
lilac—Montana Concert Quintet.
enn hli‘f'l i
w , .
Sacond. Dotti
FRONT LINE AUG 6“
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AAu-w
committed in llw-ir nun lm’llo. l,
l’rlsonlirs ruptured E p. m. Jul)"
H. disclosed that the timvnuu ortil»
lery preparation would ronum-nm at
”.10 n. m.. July in. llut the l renrli
were Just one lump ahead Al littl-
l
fire. with the entire niliml v'll"lll"l'\.,
vanred positions.
nit-s inter some MM oileiuv guns re-
pllotl. Thd glow of tho "lichen of tidal
jlho greatest artillery .mnrmrnilon.
iof all time, oould dw- "on In Purim:
more than {-0 inllrs .liniuni. i
A Trenlrmlmu Mink. .
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At dnyhrenk 27 Norman dillslotio plv-lrvly lulled. Therefore it “an uln-rfilied nun. h to llnul \il‘lorl'.
FOR STAMFORD
Thai filamford could how a credit,
burn“: that would she llto maid of.
flrlenl. service if merchants would
(to-operate. wlili ll. nus emphoslzrd
by Klwnnlnu Joseph A. llrennml.
speaking at tho meetin: of ”in
lilwnuln i'luh of that city reconili.
“A good rretlii luuruu." hf? told
the Klwrniuns. "it: it rriiecliou of
tho liwlnlinrnlllp comprising it. Thu!»
are some lllll‘l‘lllll in tho country thui
Atlll reruns lo lm progressive enough
to discard it ‘l.lnck Ilnl'. but most oi
tllo modern hut-enm- mn‘e fallen in
lino with up to (lulu ldous.
"'l‘ho average prisons will pm
llalr bills if only given a. fair "ppm.
luiilil‘. and Ill most cases it is nwrrn
Ir a matter of ihmuvlng and liiidgnl-
in: them. lllnlli hero iii Conn...”-
Qut thorn in a. bureau that Actually
onlleeta frozen accounts in one letter
to n. delinquent. Notwithstanding llml
it in not a I‘nlloi‘llon letter.
"Any live. up to (into huronu
owned and flnnnrei'i ivy local hut-l
nest: men would ho In a position to
minimize, it not I‘nlllt’ly elimlnnin.
tho bugnhoo of had delita."
Conaldorslvlo interest was ill!
plsyed in» tho ls'lwanlans in Munr-
of the collection methods used or
modern agencies on outlined by ill"
speaker. and ho snsivored smeiui
questions.
Italian Tombstonca
Ap raved For Hero
and In French Soil
Approval by tho docrolsry of War I
of the decision of tho American lint- l
tlo Monuments Commission to vur-l
chaos headstones of Italian Cnrrarn l
marble for the graves of the some
American dead in France. min on.
hounded on July in by the Depart-
ment of War. The recommendation
of the commission. which is headed
by General John-J. Pershing. hmi
provioualy been announced. and pro-
tosisn-era tiled with the Depart-
mrntot War by Amerlrsn atom. in.
terrain. The italian bid was tutu
a marbla crash. delivered at tho
gravaaido. American marble non.
were about in each. and bid: for
hradatonsoa of American granite
rungad from "I to tilt each. Ti..-
appropriation for the “.000 crosses
d.“ liars of David for tha Jawlah
and). which‘wm be needed. was
mam. The order Just approved
it til. hecretar to! Wa r in for
l on.
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Timber Fire in Wont.
BNATTIJ'Z. Wash. (A l‘)——
l‘lral which Md dunno thous-
and- of acres of Pacific Northwest
tot-eats in the last work and taken
it lives today. continued to moon
virgin atanda ot timber in «stem
‘7th Itonuna and ldsho.
bloat biases in Women Washington
and m Columbia were report.-
rd under oabtrol.
M
Just because a congressman mm-
ba Ia gain; do. something I: no
llzib— lien nonla'a Granola.
signatu- tale“.
um. our...
ll nlll \vlllilll the lust lluee months
lo umuy lllllllfiilliiifl of ll"lll!"4.
nl'nr‘lfd 1‘: lllll’ll Ilihlniolil. l‘ZJni n'
"f'lllm llvnoml lluurnnrl'n l’ouitl.
lll’lily‘ tlrlisiirlv stopped them. Wort
hf Helms. lummvr lll" nliork limrlr
llv‘udw'ly up the Maine \nllw: and
south of that lllr‘i‘. whirl- rml‘.’ the
p. m. July it tlir-v opened in l"lrllll .Anierlrun 'l‘hlinl union... ll"ll] lln po- "Wm" M” 1W4...“ ine {not attrition
nitlonh. 'l‘lzl-c 1;. riu..u hm .-.~_.... ('.tll.‘f‘rl
on the (terminus "lapsed in lll"ir NIL. (lent-ml l'eiilln to (ll/ll‘l n ill luv luau-“m" of tho W“ M. for lllltlklnb.
'l’weuii-ilw- min» the ulllNl ruunirl-uii...k Iii llP'llllf'l'
{or July M. hut l'mli pmiupll‘.
t20l:niri’ulilurl"ll this (ml: r
Notlnlllnldinliiitr rituzill iH‘llthil
min.- .lullm: the nut two .I “.1, tin
(ii‘l'lllllli llluli unwound. on
lt‘nll7r‘il ilinl lll" ulloi‘k lmd Hun.
'f‘f’ll .‘vlorlzin's 'lentli, and General
~ . ‘ ’ll‘ingnJli‘Mli staff work on record, as
e of the Marne ;
’ \rnour Lmt JULY m- isio . —
GERMAN . OBJECTIVE 4" '9'
. GERMAN ‘GAINS JULY n-u -'—~—
Am or ALLIED alumni ATTACK ---.>
of Housona Mime the Germans re-
.ow-red from their lurprur‘. By
noon, .l'.l',' ii, the. adhnnce of Gen-
lirgouito's sixth armies had sealed
the. fut-'2 of the Marne saiiunt.
'i he ensuing two weeks now some
Lurdoht lighting and most
I..’
ill"
in". ilv llll.lll high tomlnnml rndvn‘-‘-
old in "A'I‘lifllfl the half million or
more. n.I~u from the Jaws of the. pow-
e. ful use that were nlovlly nn'i sure.
.y imam: on ”Will. 2
t illll..’ the. Salient.
1y ronin.'i.ll.y ntrrngilzenlnz tho
lll'lirti front Holltllwf’fil of Solutions,
it “no pokmlllv to coilirurt gradually
'lw grout are of the min-11'. with the
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‘ltilll ll.:tl in- Miami 4 nll surxliing
twirl-x were rudely in the rear of the
lunnr {Ulllll'l by the Alsnc and
\‘len rizrl‘fl.
Ilul thin
1.;le lwrn filliithll'ltllh
lin- ll- .I\_\' loss in men, guns and mn-
gm r! grill] nith‘rawnl
o‘ (i- llll.l|| war-rhea lunl robhodllinl
'l'lm Attic-rim” lot, L'lirl. 3111; 4th
i'f-lli. Chili. 32nd and i‘.‘nd dihlnlons
illrm-
l.l4l mgnuliv illfillllfilllnllNI
so" wet in Him oils-.ldilltlil.
lndor ill“ flil‘ ml: u! niun of “em
Juli limit-l l'o. ii the Mll‘t‘t'hfillll ndmnw- of
f.lul\’ l’x marked the Fluid of tho Al-
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not bet-until: 0!
afilllel'e “'llll the money you
MILTON .
122 Washington St.
A Grand and
“hen vacation days arrive, and you go away for
two weeks with the family,
prices have gone up and do!
Goodwill Campaigners
'Busy Through County
Work in going nlrudily forward in
the iiuodnlll llidurlrles‘ cmupnlgn
Hollellm's nro bury All over l~'olrflnlll
rouulv. "We are unfmlunutn lll one
thing" Milli lmutnv Hlmw. ihn dlrrv-
tor of the t-umimllm yrwlt‘rrlul’. "til
lluil this fltluni'llilt. ruiupulgn nu noon
lllllull'! lilo eninhllnlimcul of illt'
lluodwlli industries in thin l‘mluiy.
iluu pcuplr‘ in this Mellon liud umrr
lil‘tii‘d nlmul the (lnnilulll lllllllPll'll‘f-i.
’l‘li" lu'muollnil wni‘it \vua olrlilml the
lmai of April nud lungs worn plurrd
'I‘n alto employment to tho old
nml tlw luiiuileuppml no musl liuve
tlm t-rmiriil! hum ilwnr lungs. iliil
mg... iirvn't ull. And no iuunv do not
umlrlslziud that. we must. inn.-
munev from outside sources for
lullltllliz nml equipment it) curry on
this unrk. We appreciate illv llllf‘l‘-
rsi that people have taken in ur-
rrpllnir and filling these bags. but
no mull lln\‘l‘ a genrrous l‘i‘lllltlllm!
from the penilln or li‘ulrflold County
to our financial nppcnl.
l‘eoplo who lmvo known of the
work of the Goodwill industries
rioowllfli'fl are responding to the up.
peal her-i. Tho filtration in Alkt‘tl do
often. "Wily \vus lllo (iondwlll in~
.l «zili‘lo- rsini‘llshed in this county?
‘l'nmn seems to he no few poor
people." Home in'o yearn out) the
Reinrt‘nd ("orredo Rigglo “no on n
mention in this section. Mr. lllnirlo
hnd iuui eliaraa of tits Itallnn work
in the Goodwill industries at Jer-
sey city. nod while on this violation
Old Time thantey Can’t
Be Sung” Without Rum
HAN PEDRO. Cains-Steam and
ships of steel have stifled tho songs
of the darn (it‘sslla and wooden
evnfl.
A recent search ot the waterfront
hero for tho ehanteya of a. former
day brought so pour a result that
soarehera went ocurrylng to other
ports with littlo hotter effect.
The search will in conneclltm with
a motion picture production. its ob-
.irci proved a musical liluo Bird—
found perchlna right on the motion
picture set.
"Bit Of Rum" lnduec’mmt.
Tho lnveatlgatora found a few old
sailors among tho 1500 gathered for
an hattlo act-nos in 'Oid transition"—
iho story of the frigate Con-titu-
tlonn—ihs beat authorities.
"it‘s the grog." eaplained an old
Hrlilsh seadog. "You are. most of
the chantcya said something shout a
hit of rum. A right good pull in the
old days on the sailing ships «as rc-
worded.“
in justification of his theory the
old fellow brought forth "Whisky
Johnnie.“ which manages to steer a
middle course on the liquor ours.
lion.
ll onrna with thin philosophy:
' Whiskey is the lift of man.
"WIN". Johnnie. 0h.
‘llnd
ii-ip lie h-‘t'nme. interested in the
imulgu speuklnx peopln at Bangu-
iurk. The little church when his
community .mntmyis now located
Iurn cloned for a number of
veins lio inlt‘ll‘fllf‘ll lm'nl Sililguluck
.nnl \Vt“'.l|l(lll people in alni'llug u
community .wutrr. He found a mill]-
her of fuiulllon u ho were very poor.
so llo \vrnt pernonnllv from home to
liollw usktuu for old t-lollles. With
llll‘l roulrilnullnnn no “it! able to
N'l‘lli‘t’. Ill‘ filll‘llrll ll lllill' thrill. Fhml
:tl t4.lils:.liuel.. .\.-l llln work grew and
tho need for the industries heroine.
lllillf‘ nppurvui. he rolled ln Doctor
l2. 1. Million. or Ilunlnll.
A fll'tllip‘uf lm‘itl |":lli'fleltl county
men Immune illlF‘l‘l‘flit‘fl llnd the
l"illl‘l‘l"lll i‘nuniy (loudnlll industries
nus Iurorpol-nied. The general plans
nini policies of the national Goodwill
Illillie‘llll u ulll he curried mil in Fair.
field ('m niv as for us is prnctlcnhlc.
llui all industries are adapted to
the need» in their pnvllculnr locnl-
lllen.
\\'lllin i-‘ulrflvld i‘uunly dnea not
have the poverty found In the large
clilrn. there are literally hundreds of
our own American peopls who are
in need. Thy will not accept charity
but do wont the opportunity to corn
:1 t'eapet‘iuhlo ”Hill. in ll‘alrfleld
county (”‘0 illotu-nuds of our boys
nil-l nirln \vlln “out to lent-n trades
in the industrial fnctorles. (‘ioodwlll
furnishes this opportunity. lit'rauae
of this need. a enmpnign to ralao
Unnot‘u w-is inaugurated somo to
virus lg...
"X‘ll dink mo whiskey while I can.
"Whiskey. Johnnie. Oh.
"Oh. whiskey straight and whiskey
strong.
"Whiskey. Joliunlo. 0h.
"Cilvo mo whiskey and 1'" sing you
a song. '
"Whiskey. for my Johnnie."
“Anus" bung‘ ‘Em Down
Hero tha anti-liquor forces sank
their opponents in a flood of lung
power. with the Whiskey Johnnie
refrain at. the end of each line:
‘ Oli whiskey makes me wear old
clothes.
"Whiakey gave ma a broken nose.
"Whiskey killed my poor old dad.
"Whiskey .uv my mother mad)-
shut-Drag manta,
One of the earliest of the short-
drag chanleya. "Hawl Away Joe." is
Just a atop remo from tha "Yo-
licavo-holng" art of chants”. ft
rolllcka through many stanzas ‘or
irish this. who are called fat and
lazy. and of English girls. begin.
nlng:
"Oh. once I had an lriah girl. but
aha was is and law. “‘
"And then I ad a nilar girl. aha
nigh druv ma crazy.
"But now I'm got an English girl.
and aho In just a daisy."
mill another chantry unearthed
“it
Phon
Outing Footwear—Quality Built
Weekender; and vaeniionists, Four needs pill hr, carol
for properly here—and it, uill surprise you what \'n 0.1".
want to spend.
We fit the entire family.
ELWOOD
The Arch Preserver Shoe Store
Store Closes Wednesday Afternoons.
So. Norwalk
Glorious Feeling
after putting in the winter's
coal, and then many miles from home you read that coal
iveries are already being (lo.
.lfi-VM.’ out] you think of the full bin in your own cellar
am i it a grand and glorious feclin‘.”
Coal and Coke
Masons’ Building Materials
The Norwalk Coal &
Supply Co.
0 113
COCKENOESTO
ENJOY sum
uncouth .
ll‘innl plans for tho excursion to
Suvin Rm‘k next. Thursday evening
were mode at. the lust meeting of
(Iookeuoo Tribe of Red Men, in Red
Mm's lioll. Main street.
will ho mnda by moior and the
men will ho uceompnnled by mem-
hers of the Degree of Pocahontas.
Wat-lama Council. Other
business \vns transacted.
Every Third Tourist
Landed In England
The number of Americans landing
in Great Britain in the firs three
months of 1926 was almost 'actly
nun-third of the number of Amer-
ican passports issued in that period.
it is shown by n comparison of the
passport. records of the Department
f State and the ofllclnl British n-
on on the "Return of Alien i‘nsscn-
for January. Fohrunry and
l
gers".
March. l
The British report for “ these.
months has Just been received at the,
Department of State. having been
sent from London. June 21. by the
American Consul General. This re-
port nlso shows that approximately
ona-tltth of all the aliens landing in
Great Britain in this period were
Americans.
The odiclal figures are as follows:
American panoporta issued January-
March. 38.967; Americans landed in
Grant Britain. same period, 11.089:
total aliens landing in Great Britain
same period. 67.856.
Mag-lino Sellers Arrested.
C H I C A G O.——Thirty-nvo maga-
Ilna dealora here have been in-
dividually fined 1100 and put on
probation for a month. for selling
indecent literature. The illinois
'Vigilanoa Annotation. prefarrlng
charges. Illd that many of the shops
were near public schools.
Maybe ailk handkerchief! us use
ful. in Chicago a bootloggor tried
to hang himself with one.
Ho who laughs last is better than
two in tho audience it? can't roe
thg joke at all.
ow diva trooper of lelpool. It is
told of bin that be kept a cow's
horn in the back and. around which
ha aolemnly marched green hands
that he might. tell a doubling ship-
The trip .
routinel
1
Forest Mills
Underwear
Glove Silk and Fibre
‘ Vests, bloomers, step-ins and
1 combinations.
l Summer Knit Underwear
Vests, tights, bloomers and
combinations
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street
9
RADIOS
You Gan Mord
Bets Complete
$17.75 to $175
Parts for all hook-ups
Rider’s Radio Shop
blah-chemo Bldg. So. Norwslk
WV Bathing Suits
Complete
Assortments
for
Men, Women
.and Children
$1.50 '° $7.98
Bathing Caps
29c 59c 79c
JACOBY’S
1214 North Iain [mot
South Nor-walk
par that "any had been ‘ round the
concerns on Paddy Doria. a tan:-
bora“ tbraa limos.
noun».
Norwalk Chronicler